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Messier 72 Globular Star Cluster NGC 6981 M72 Tie
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Messier 72 Globular Star Cluster NGC 6981 M72 Tie
Messier 72 (also known as M72 or NGC 6981) is a globular cluster in the Aquarius constellation discovered by Pierre Méchain on August 29, 1780. Charles Messier looked for it on the following October 4 and 5, and included it in his catalogue. Both decided that it was a faint nebula rather than a cluster.
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By Anonymous5 August 2025 • Verified Purchase
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Very happy with 1) quality of the print 2) quality & cut of the tie 3) speed of manufacturing 4) communication & 5) delivery to UK. I discovered the product just 2 weeks before a wedding so had to use the express delivery but it arrived within days so I could relax. My first experience of this seller & Zazzle and both were great .
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By Mental M.29 March 2022 • Verified Purchase
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I wasn't sure what to expect but was excited to have a tie for my husband which matched my wedding attire. A super easy process taking a photo of my dress and uploading it to the website. I waited in anticipation not knowing how it would turn out. I couldn't believe the quality, its excellent. The print, pattern and colour is strong and vibrant.
I have uploaded a photo but its difficult to see the tie against the dress because the quality is exceptional. I would have no hesitation using this company again.
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By David P.8 January 2022 • Verified Purchase
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Very high quality tie,with bold colours,and high quality finish. Arrived on time,and is of excellent quality. Very clear,and bold colours
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